3 August 2017 | Euronews
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World La Liga rejects Neymar buyout clause -
USA Medical cannabis shops pay taxes with bundles of cash in California The medical marijuana industry in California is booming and when recreational pot becomes legal next year, billions of dollars are expected to flow through legitimate businesses. -
Sport Neymar signs 5 year deal with Paris St-Germain for a world record 222 million euros. Paris St-Germain announces Brazillian striker Neymar has signed 5 year deal with the club for a world record 222 million euros. -
USA UK 'cyber-hero' Marcus Hutchins charged in US hacking case The 23-year-old who was credited with stopping the global WannaCry attack this year was arrested in Las Vegas and charged with involvement with Kronos malware. -
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France Migrants in Libya tell their stories French journalist Samuel Gratacap went to one of the hottest spots for human trafficking. to learn what people there have been through -
France Woman made to pay pool cleaning fees after swimming in burkini The owner of a private residence asked a woman to pay 490 euros to disinfect the communal pool after she swam in a burkini. -
Japan Tokyo firefighters tackle a blaze at world's largest fishmarket. Firefighters struggle to contain a blaze at Tsukiji fishmarket, the world's largest and one of Tokyo's most popular tourist sites -
World News World blindness 'set to triple' by 2050 British researchers are warning that the number of blind people is set to triple by 2050 with more of us living longer -
Romania In Romania, cigarette smuggling is a tough habit to quit Smuggling cigarettes is big business in Romania. -
World News The Harry Potter actor Robert Hardy has died at the age of 91 -
Italy Italy's code of conduct for NGOs involved in migrant rescue: text This is a transcript of the document issued by Italian authorities -
Economy Brexit weighs on UK economy Interest rates in the UK have again been kept at their record low level of 0.25 percent -
United Kingdom 'Rotting flesh' flower pulls in Edinburgh crowds A huge blooming tropical flower which emits a foul smell to attract insects is also attracting hundreds of people. -
Israel Thousands march in Jerusalem's 16th Gay Pride Parade LIVE: Jerusalem's 16th Gay Pride Parade -
Italy Libya's Eastern based government warns Italy over ships Libya's Eastern based government warns Italy over navy ships despatched to Libya to help the country's coast guard curb the flow of migrants. -
World News Millions of eggs recalled in Europe over toxicity fears Consumers in Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg have been warned to avoid specific batches of eggs. -
West Bank Netanyahu rewards evicted Jewish settlers with new West Bank home Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has laid the foundation stone for a new Jewish settlement in the West Bank, angering the Palestinians and their international supporters. -
No Comment Dashcam captures plane crash on Texas highway -
Cult Love heavy metal? Head to Wacken! The Wacken Open Air heavy metal festival is again sold out as the 28th edition begins in Germany. -
Russia Watch: TV reporter punched during live broadcast Police described the journalist's attacker as a known football hooligan. -
Sport IAAF warns cheats will face tough scrutiny at World Championships in London The IAAF's new watchdog, the AIU, promises tough doping checks and more for the London World Championships, which start on Friday. -
Iran 'A lofty step towards protecting the dignity of the country': Khamenei's endorsement of Rouhani -
No Comment Car bomb in Raqqa injures journalists Journalists covering the recapture of Raqqa from ISIL forces in Syria have been injured in a car bomb attack. -
No Comment Fires destroy over 10 acres of pine forest in Croatia Firefighters in Croatia have brought a blaze under control after it spread over 10 acres of forest -
USA New images of Air Canada near miss revealed -
Poland Donald Tusk questioned in Polish inquiry into Smolensk plane crash The European Council president was Poland's prime minister at the time of the 2010 disaster that killed 96 people including President Kaczynski. -
France Provence lavender under threat from climate change Lavender's in decline because of drought-like conditions and disease-carrying insects, causing a major headache for scientists and farmers -
USA Trans man gives birth to a baby boy A trans man from Portland in the US state of Oregon has given birth to a baby boy - the latest addition to a unique family. -
China Watch: China's oldest panda mom just had twins Even pandas are having babies later in life. -
Poland Football fans unfurl provocative World War II banner -
Canada Quebec opens Olympic stadium to cope with surge in US asylum seekers With asylum seekers from America surging across Canada's borders Quebec has opened its Olympic stadium in Montreal to shelter them -
World Boxing: former world heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko has announced his retirement from the sport Former World Heavyweight Champion Wladimir Klitschko has announced he is retiring immediately, ending one of the most glittering boxing careers of all time. -
Syria Russia announces new safe zone near Homs, Syria Russia's defence ministry and Syria's opposition agree to create a new de-escalation zone near Homs. -
World News View: Why are authoritarian democratic leaders getting so popular? The rise of “illiberal democracy” in Europe is typically centered on a leader who concentrates power by overriding – and in some cases eliminating – institutional checks and balances. -
USA Two killed, nine hurt in Minneapolis school explosion Two people were killed and nine injured after a gas explosion tore through a Christian private school in Minneapolis, in the US state of Minnesota. -
Switzerland Man pays €8,700 for a glass of whisky -
Cambodia Cambodia gets tough on commercial surrogacy -
World News Student on trial for 'insulting' Thai King -
Iran Iran minister says US sanctions 'violate' nuclear deal The deputy foreign minister's comments came the day after President Trump signed into law new measures against Iran, Russia and North Korea. -
Iraq No home to return to: families' plight in war-ravaged Mosul When all that's left is rubble: Iraqi families displaced by months of fighting between government forces and Islamic State group militants are returning to Mosul to find their homes destroyed. -
Venezuela Maduro slams Venezuela vote fraud claims The president attacks US 'gringos' and UK-based electoral firm over its claims that turnout was inflated in the consituent assembly vote. -
Brazil Brazilian President survives congress corruption vote The Brazilian House of Congress has voted not to put President Michel Temer on trial for corruption. -
World News Genetic breakthrough could cure hereditary disorders Scientists have moved a step closer to curing hereditary disorders by safely repairing a gene in a human embryo. A joint team from The United States and South Korea allowed embryos to develop for five days and succeeded in normalizing a mutant gene.